We highlight the findings of the scientific review article “Reading Comprehension: Core Components and Processes.”

Well-designed spelling lists can support your students’ literacy development. Despite how commonplace spell check and other writing tools have become, explicit spelling instruction is still an important practice.

Assistive technology can allow students to fully realize their academic potential, but there are many misconceptions about it. Let’s review some common myths about AT!

The IRRC’s new eLearning module and instructional recommendations tool can support teachers as they make instructional decisions based on universal screening data.

Follow this four-step guide to successfully implement assistive technology into your children's toolbox.

The IRRC's Caregivers Resource Hub contains eLearning modules and resources families can use to support their children's literacy development.

Educator and activist Kareem Weaver talks about the science of reading movement, the importance of collective action, and more.

The journalist discusses her background as an education correspondent, her hopes for the science of reading movement, and more.

Teach students to use phonology, orthography, syntax, semantics, understanding, and morphology in the process of learning new vocabulary words.

Esteemed reading researcher Dr. G. Reid Lyon discusses key discoveries in reading research and how these discoveries can inform teaching today.

It is vital that all literacy instructional routines include synthetic and analytic practice activities that engage all four language skill areas.

Make the most of your public library’s free resources to help support literacy learning in children and teens.